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What is destructive in French?

"Destructive" in French can be translated in a few ways, depending on the context:

General sense of destructive:

* Destructeur/Destructrice: This is the most direct translation, meaning "destructive" as an adjective.

* Destructif/Destructive: This is another common translation, especially in formal writing.

More specific meanings:

* Dévastateur/Dévastatrice: This translates to "devastating" or "ravaging" and emphasizes the extent of the destruction.

* Nuisible: This translates to "harmful" or "damaging" and implies a negative impact.

* Destabilisateur/Destabilisatrice: This translates to "destabilizing" and refers to something that disrupts a system or balance.

Examples:

* Une force destructive: A destructive force

* Un comportement destructeur: Destructive behavior

* Un incendie dévastateur: A devastating fire

* Des pesticides nuisibles: Harmful pesticides

The best translation will depend on the specific context and the intended meaning.

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